Considering refinancing your Connecticut Mortgage, then let our experienced mortgage professionals evaluate your mortgage and debts to determine if you can save at least a month's worth of salary? Refinancing is all about restructuring your total debt to reduce your total monthly payment.

For some of our other visitors, you may be first time home buyers in Connecticut and don’t know where to begin or what is available to you. You have heard all kinds of information and you don’t know what will work for your situation.

For all of our visitors, one theme is true. You are all unique. There is not one mortgage that is perfect for everyone. This is why it's important that you're treated as a unique client with specific needs. Our staff is available for personal appointments based on your schedule.

When you enter our website, we want you to feel free to explore the information on our site, to get to know us, and then to contact us for your specific requirements. Our professional staff of mortgage representatives are experienced, well trained, and focused on clients needs. Acorn Home Mortgage’s mission is to find the best mortgage program for your situation.

Of course, we offer a wide range of fixed, adjustable, interest only, jumbos, super jumbos, home equity, 100%, 80/15/5% and pick a plans. The most important thing is to find the right mortgage for you.

Acorn Home Mortgage believes that furnishing the knowledge and the experienced staff to you will enable you to maximize your savings and/or buying power.

Pre-Approval Can Be a Huge Advantage For You

A home shopper who is pre-approved has a big advantage over the shopper who is merely pre-qualified or one who has taken no steps at all . . . has not sought the counsel of a mortgage broker or mortgage brokers . This is because of the Hubbard clause.

The “Hubbard” clause is something you might use but not be aware of. The Hubbard clause contingency provides for a buyer to withdraw from a home purchase agreement if he or she is unable to sell their own home within a fixed period of time. The sellers must refund the deposit, thus it’s a total loss for the sellers if the buyer doesn’t close on their house. They have to start over again with another set of buyers.
Let us help you to find a way around the Hubbard Clause.

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